Lohengrin-Therme
Thermal baths & spa towns
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About
Lohengrin Therme is a thermal spa at the gates of the Bavarian city of Bayreuth, opened in 1999. According to the operator it is fed by the state-recognised medicinal spring Friedrichs-Therme, with 36 °C water from a depth of 1,122 metres. The complex consists of the Thermenwelt with about 1,000 m² of water surface, a sauna world and the Lohengrin Spa with massages.
The sauna world offers seven saunas from 55 to 95 °C, a steam bath, a stone bath, cooling and foot pools, a whirlpool and relaxation rooms. According to the operator an infusion (Aufguss) takes place every half hour. The sauna is traditionally textile-free and Tuesday is ladies' day.
- Thermal water from a state-recognised medicinal spring, 36 °C at the source
- About 1,000 m² of water surface including an outdoor 25 m pool
- Seven saunas including Zirben, Banja and Finnish, plus a stone bath and a steam bath
- According to the operator an Aufguss every half hour
- Free daily activity programme (water gymnastics, aqua running, tai chi, Aqua Sound)
Opening hours
| Thermenwelt: daily | 9:00–22:00 |
|---|---|
| Sauna area: daily | 11:00–22:00 |
| Bistro: daily | 11:00–21:00 |
| Lohengrin Spa | by arrangement |
Admission is until 1 hour before closing. On 25 December and 1 January it is open 13:00–22:00 (bistro from 14:00); closed on 24 and 31 December. The annual inspection runs 8–19 June 2026. On Tuesdays (except public holidays) it is ladies' day in the sauna area and the Spa.
Prices
| Thermenwelt, 2 hours | 17.00 € |
|---|---|
| Thermenwelt, 3 hours | 19.00 € |
| Thermenwelt, day ticket | 23.00 € |
| Thermenwelt + sauna, 2 hours | 25.50 € |
| Thermenwelt + sauna, 3 hours | 27.50 € |
| Thermenwelt + sauna, day ticket | 31.50 € |
Each additional half hour or part thereof costs 1.00 €; the sauna surcharge on top of the Thermenwelt is 8.50 €. Children 6–13, pupils, students and holders of a disability card (degree 50 and up) get 2.50 € off (reductions do not combine). Towel hire 2.50 €, bathrobe 4.50 €. Payment is cashless with a chip key.
Amenities according to OpenStreetMap
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- Poolyes
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Thermal water from a state-recognised medicinal spring
- Water world, saunas and massages in one complex
- Seven different saunas and, per the operator, an Aufguss every half hour
- Outdoor pool with a sunbathing lawn, barefoot path and free loungers
- Free activity programme with no registration needed
Things to keep in mind
- The pools are at least 1.35 m deep, so children up to 5 are not admitted
- The sauna area opens at 11:00, later than the water area
- On ladies' day on Tuesday the sauna area and Spa are reserved for women
Who it suits and how it works
Who it suits
- relaxing in thermal water
- saunas with regular infusions
- adults and children aged 6 and up with their parents
Rules and good to know
- According to the operator the sauna area is a traditionally textile-free zone; towels and bathrobes can be hired at reception
- Children up to 5 are not admitted to the baths or sauna; ages 6–13 only with their parents
- On Tuesdays (except public holidays) the whole sauna and spa area is reserved for women
- The house rules hang in the entrance area and are binding for all guests
Contact
- Address
- Kurpromenade 5, 95448 Bayreuth
- Phone
- 0921 79240-0
- [email protected]
Details from the operator's own site, as of 4 Nov 2026. Check them with the operator before you go: lohengrin-therme.de
Data source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence)
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